The GSI Policy Network is a trans-disciplinary community of knowledgeable and dedicated people working in partnership across academia, industry, and government on a wide range of climate policy initiatives.
The GSI Policy Network is a trans-disciplinary community of knowledgeable and dedicated people working in partnership across academia, industry, and government on a wide range of climate policy initiatives.
University of Exeter
Chair in Climate Impacts
Policy Interests:
Climate change risk and impacts. Climate Change risk assessment and adaptation.
University of Exeter
Senior Lecturer in Human Geography
Policy Interests:
Environmental governance processes with focus on the intersections between policy and everyday life.
University of Exeter
GSI Director, Chair in Climate Change
Policy Interests:
Positive tipping points to influence policies around electric vehicle use, energy, and food systems.
Professor of Political Theory
Policy Interests:
Policy theory, climate justice, climate ethics, contemporary liberal political philosophy, the theory, and practice of toleration.
University of Exeter
GSI Assistant Director Policy Engagement, Associate Professor Climate Change Policy
Policy Interests:
Environmental governance, the policy cycle, the science-policy interface, innovation policy and low carbon policy.
University of Exeter
Research Fellow
Policy Interests:
Policy theory, innovation policy, climate policy.
University of Exeter
Impact & Partnership Development Manager - Climate Finance
Policy Interests:
Climate finance and enhancing firm-wide ESG/Sustainability policy and strategy, underpinned by robust scientific evidence.
University of Exeter
A.G. Leventis GSI Impact Fellow
Policy Interests:
Helps to develop action orientated research with partners in industry, policy, third sector and communities.
University of Exeter
Postdoctoral Researcher
Policy Interests:
Investigating global interactions of sector policies (energy tax, power, transport, residential, industry, etc). Working on macroeconomic, energy and environmental modelling (E3ME-FTT-GENIE) to contribute several projects including the European Commission and the UK government.